Article 123 — Deprivation of Rights.

Where the nature of the crime and the circumstances under which the crime was committed justify such an order, and the criminal has, by his unlawful act or omission, shown himself unworthy of the exercise of any of the following rights, the Court may make an order depriving the criminal of: (a) his civil rights, particularly the right to vote, to take part in any election or to be elected to a public office or office of honour, to be a witness to or a surety in any deed or document, to be an expert witness or to serve as assessor; or (b) of his family rights, particularly those conferring the rights of parental authority, of tutorship or of guardianship; or (c) his rights to exercise a profession, art, trade or to carry on any industry or commerce for which a license or authority is required.